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The bookmark tools slide down animation is incredibly jerky is safari. Also the front page doesn't tell me enough to get me excited about your product. How doe
by Jim_Neath 17y ago
The bookmark tools slide down animation is incredibly jerky is safari.
Also the front page doesn't tell me enough to get me excited about your product. How does it differ from Reddit/Delicious? What makes it special? Why should I sign up?
- Jim_Neath 17y agoWhen you're loading in ajax content, it loads very slowly. I clicked the sign-up button and it took about a second to load.
- sw1205 17y agoWith regard to your first comment I will look into this and try and fix it - works fine in IE, Firefox and Chrome (I believe) but I thought that to be true of Safari too. I will look into it and fix it. With regard to your second comment - Favilous is aimed at the mass market. We feel that Delicious, in particular, is a bookmarking site for 'techies' and we are keen that anyone can use Favilous. We also want to focus on the bookmarking and not just the social part of social bookmarking. We also feel we fit well with the IPhone and IPad markets - our site is particularly visual, clean and simple. Added to that the fact then when you are browsing from any browser be it IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari (on the IPhone or IPad) you can bookmark any link using Favilous If you're somebody who thinks "I like this article but I haven't got time to read it now, I'll read it when I get home", you might email the link to yourself for when you do get home. With favilous you can click one button and it saves it for reading later. We wanted a visually compelling site that focused on bookmarking and the ease of bookmarking. With additional touches such as being able to have your own background image, sending links to your Favilous followers, seeing what is popular on Favilous and discovering new sites and reading descriptions of sites. We are also going to be offering a big feature in the coming weeks that we hope will give us a niche in what is a very competitive market.
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